White v. Bell

This suit was instituted by .appellant against appellees to recover on a series of vendor lien notes dated in 1911, and to foreclose a vendor’s lien securing same on certain real estate. The record shows that appellant, in 1911, executed a general warranty deed to appellees to the land, and,, as part of the purchase price, retained a lien to secure ten notes for $850 each, payable in from one to ten years. In 1916 appellees Walter Bell and wife executed an instrument in the form of a deed, reconveying the land to appellant for the recited consideration of the cancellation of the notes which…